"Gladiator Games"IntroductionIn addition to their many other contributions to Roman civilization, the Estruscans introduced ancient Romans to the practice of holding gladiatorial games. They also laid the groundwork for the Forum, Rome's public square. At the Forum, ancient Romans enjoyed the gladiatorial games, and as the Roman Empire grew, the gladiatorial games became more elaborate. Fortunes were made, legends were born, and politicians rose to power during the Imperial games. To read about the Forum and its games, go to Rome's Imperial Forums Web site.Destination Title: Rome's Imperial ForumsNote: Clicking on the link above will launch a new browser window.Need help using your browser for this activity? Click here for tips. DirectionsStart at the Rome's Imperial Forums Web site.
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